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Welcome to an electronic preview of...
Sensational Mainstream Spankabilia!!
A compilation of captivating cuts from Eugene Bernard's
"Collectors' Corner" columns, originally appearing in out-of-date issues
of Strictly Speaking Spanking! Featuring fantastic articles focusing on
current and vintage mainstream spanking references from movies, television, stage, books,
comics, newspapers, advertisements and more! |
...MORE Comic
Strip C.P.
Mandrake, the brainchild of Lee Falk
and artist Phil Davis while both were employed at a St. Louis advertising firm, first
appeared as a daily strip on June 11, 1934 and then as a Sunday page in February 1935.
From the outset, Mandrake was a uniquely
creative strip. In his coat-and-tails suit, opera hat, and black and red cape, Mandrake
was as elegant as he was gifted at magic, hypnotism, illusion and, of course, chancing
upon outlandish, exotic adventures that brought beautiful women and dastardly villains
into and out of the strip.
In typical hero fashion, Mandrake uses only
his superior faculties of intelligence, resourcefulness, and courage to triumph over his
enemies- including but not limited to masters of black magic who feel before Mandrake's
white magic, mad potentates, spies, invaders from outer space and, best of all, those
occasional naughty ladies in need of his firm, guiding hand! |
Mandrake
the Magician
copyright King Features
Syndicate, 1947

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Mandrake was so successful that two years after its creation,
Lee Falk originated another superior hero, The Phantom, which first appeared as a
daily strip on February 17, 1936 and expanded to Sunday's in May 1939. Arguably more
successful than Mandrake, the strip was immensely popular overseas and eventually was
translated and read in 60 countries.
Again proving his skill and imagination, Falk
set The Phantom apart from Mandrake by employing what would become the often repeated
drama of a mysterious, hooded figure whose fight for justice inspires fear in the hearts
of even the most callous criminals! And, occasionally, heat in the seat of wayward women,
too, including 2 bratty babes who waylay our hero &... Well, see for yourself!! |
The Phantom
copyright King Features Syndicate, 1941

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"It Happened Last
Night"
Earl
Wilson's nationally syndicated gossip column,
October 3, 1955
I Spanked
Corinne Calvet!
Anything for journalism - I always say. Over my knees, I belted her
with my bare hand. She let out a lot of noise as she lay there, face-down. |
"My powerful blows must have stung," I said, firmly
and wickedly.
"No, Your knees are bony and I'm ticklish," she
giggled.
This remarkable spanking demonstration was undertaken because
Corinne'd been telling me she married actor John Bromfield because of his tendency to be a
"gentle brute."
"Women need a good spanking from time to time,"
she'd contended. "I'm a difficult person to live with and I don't know how he does
it.
"Johnny has spanked me a few times. He's always
masterful in his spanking and I behave better after." |

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I was surprised that she admitted it--and seemed to like
it--for my experience at spanking wives has been highly unsatisfactory... Miss Cavet said
she would show me how to spank my wife effectively and I told her to go ahead.
We were in the suite shared by Corinne and her husband. He
was out at a football game.
"When your wife starts to yell, you don't want the
neighbors to hear, do you?" she asked.
"Naturally not."
"Than you should be kissing her while you're spanking
her, and that will keep her from yelling. Here do you want me to show you how to kiss
her?"
"I...uh...don't think we need to go that far," I
stammered.
"Oh you're the shy type," said Miss Calvet.
But the French bon-bon then returned to the principles of
successful wife spanking.
"When John spanks me," she related, "he comes
over and picks me up. That's the correct way. Try and fight when somebody picks you up and
gets your feet off the ground. You can't do it. Then I feel how strong he is and I give
up."
Corinne said she's had long experience at being spanked.
In Paris, at 14, she decided to get "revenge" on
all men because her first boy friend had told her, "Don't take it too
seriously," and said good-bye.
She went around breaking hearts. One night invited to a
bridge game, she came into a room filled with seven of her beaux who were angry at her for
leading each one of them on.
"One of them grabbed me and spanked me, and the others
followed. I was riding a bicycle in those days. Believe me, for the next week, I wouldn't
sit down on the bicycle, I would stand on the pedals."
Her husband was next to paddle her.
Miss Calvet is quite frank in saying that she trapped him -
"Do you think any man ever gets married without a woman who traps him?" After,
she found out he was a type she couldn't fool.
When she finished the lecture, Miss Calvet said I could come
up and spank her any time.
"Spank me in person, but not in your column."
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My, how times have changed! Imagine the outraged reaction today if
a woman sat down... I'm almost surprised Ms. Calvet, a "B list" actress, could!
Must NOT have been naughty around hubby for a few days!!... for a syndicated, national
columnist and dared to confess to such a rich spanking past & spousal spanking
present? And then to pose for photo over Earl's lap & invite him up to "spank her
anytime?" My, my, my... Those WERE the good, old-fashioned days!! Now where is
that time machine? - EB
AND if you haven't seen it yet, click
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History of Publicity ONLY Paddlings!
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